With the fall TV season just around the corner, there are ABC billboards everywhere in Los Angeles…read more FlashForward really seems to be the new show they are pushing. There is also an ABC billboard for Courtney Cox's Cougar Town near where I live. It is definitely not the busiest intersection. I haven't seen another Cougar Town billboard anywhere in Los Angeles so maybe they aren't giving it that much of a push. I can't really blame them. With a name like Cougar Town, I can't imagine it lasting very long. Just imagine an entertainment reporter saying, "And the top shows this week according to Nielsen ratings were Dancing With The Stars, American Idol, Grey's Anatomy, House, and Cougar Town." ABC's best show is Lost. Lost really went through a phase where it really seemed to be going sideways (just teasing the audience with "might mean this, might mean that" and not moving the story forward). The creators/producers though have gotten the show back on track. I'm really looking forward to next season (which is the final one). In terms of guilty pleasures, ABC has two of the better ones in The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. Each show has been able to maintain decent Nielsen ratings. In fact, in recent years, they have shown some growth, which is a testament to ABC keeping the show fresh and bringing in interesting people (contestants). In my book, out of all the reality show hosts, you can't beat Chris Harrison. ABC's big plus is college football. They have great coverage of Pac-10 games (as well as Big 12 and Big 10), and they do a very good job with the BCS games in January. I do wish ABC's Keith Jackson was still in the booth. He had a great, distinguishable voice; he was also probably the most knowledgeable play-by-play announcer in the game.

I was watching the steeler game 4th quarter you guys turned it to the Denver, patriots game which I…read moredidn't want to see. I wanted to finish watching my game the steeler games versus the Brown. You guys suck!!!!!!!!!!

Outstanding programming including captivating dramas and public affairs content. Love the Public…read moreMedia Group of Southern California!! Maura Daly Phinney, the SVP of Member Engagement, and her team does an amazing job with communications. Vital part of the thread of our community. So glad they exist.

Lucy Worsley's 12 Days of Tudor Christmas again airs December 4, 2020, locally on PBS SoCal,…read moreChannel 28 and probably many times after during the Christmas season. Check your local PBS station. Lucy Worsley has the knack of being scholarly and tremendously whimsical all at once. An excellent Christmas offering, Ms. Worsley presents the customs (sometimes horrifying feasting, but perhaps not to gourmands) of sixteenth century English life. Insight into Henry VIII's demands and requirements (there is no "off with her head" here) do differ greatly, but things never do change really. Seeking merriment might not have been easy for the regular folk, but seek they did. The twelve days of Christmas, as some may know, begins on Christmas and ends on January 5 as we see while following Ms. Worsley through the days. While not discussed in this program, the very familiar Christmas song, the "Twelve Days of Christmas" has a hidden meaning, often liturgical, behind each verse.

The Disney Channel is a nostalgic favorite and a go to for our family. It offers a great mix of…read moreclassic shows, movies, and newer series that are fun, upbeat, and perfect for kids. Everything feels age appropriate for the most part, which makes it easy to leave on without worry. One thing we love doing is picking a theme together...like Disney Princesses, and then spending the whole month watching all the princess movies. It turns movie time into a fun family tradition and gives us something to look forward to all month long. The kids get excited choosing the theme, and I love how it creates cozy memories at home. Between the timeless classics, animated favorites, and feel good stories, The Disney Channel brings magic, nostalgia, and quality family time all in one place. Perfect for both kids and parents who still love a little Disney magic.

Im not a fan of the Disney channel. I love Disney movies but…read morethe channel isn't anything I need or want. Ill stick to the movies.

Got invited for a tour and found this place to be amazing. Everything is detailed, well-thought-of,…read moreand of course creative. My boys and I had the loveliest of times seeing the site and meeting cool people. To those that work at Cartoon Network, thank you for all that you do. Your creativity and humor bring joys to us, regular people.

You know what the people would buy into? Disney+ but for Cartoon network and boomerang. Look, these…read more90s kids aren't asking for much. Im talking everything from OG cartoons to now cartoons. EVERYONE WINS! Cartoon Network makes TRILLIONS of dollars, and us simpletons will buy into just like we did with Disney+. just so we can rewatch all our childhood movies and shows, and bask in the nostalgia. THINK ABOUT IT. otherwise, give it up, cartoon network now is awful and everyone, even the producers can agree.

Nice place to do some work if you're "in the biz". And who isn't - or doesn't think they are - in…read moreLA? The thing that makes this better than some other studios... street parking is actually easy! If you're a free-lancer that didn't get a parking pass, show up around 8 and there is ample easy street parking. I way over stressed on parking and showed up like an hour early for my call time and found parking no problem. But hey, there's also a coffee shop across the street ... a pretty good one too. So winner all around.

Great venue! This is where the new iheartradio theater is. It is hard to get tickets here. If you…read moreactually win them, you'll have an amazing time. This venue is intimate, and the sound and light effects are great! Arrive early!

KCRA, responsible for such shows as Jose Luis Sin Censura and such. One of my favorites if you ever…read morewanna get into my pants. ;-) Seriously, I've never been in here, but plenty of times have I been close to running over several beautiful, lusty, sensuous, luscious latina women when rushing to work at the Empire Center in the past. How I miss those days. =(

Nice programs but the news are to stressful to hear bashing on Trump every second other than that I…read moreenjoy this channel very much

Someone need to fix the name it's Playboy TV not playboy plus we have gone thur many changes in the…read morepast couple of year. The new look of playboy is very well done and love to see what next for Playboy how it has changed with the current times.

team coco all the way! Get ready for a long day of waiting…read more Here s the good thing, check in early and then go hang out for a few hours. It is so much fun to be there. The waiting in line is worth it.

I love Chris, Henry and Megan in the early morning. I love them on Off the Clock. However, since…read morethe layoffs, I am missing Henry in the morning. My grandkids always say "there's grandma's guy" when they see Henry. I'm happy if Henry is getting better hours, but I prefer the previous trio. So sad about Kacey being gone as well. I don't watch alot of evening or weekend news, but when I did I enjoyed Kacey. Be careful KTLA of all your changes.

One of life's little pleasures is to have a reliable TV program or channel that provides the latest…read morenews updates while entertaining you on the side. Whether it's about the weather, protests, food or the latest news updates, the morning team with Henry DiCarlo and evening news with Cher Calvin really doesn't disappoint. Specifically, these folks just is an incomparable team of outstanding news personalities that makes my daily grind: Ellina Abovian ... Gayle Anderson ... Frank Buckley ... Wendy Burch ... Cher Calvin ... Rick Chambers ... Ginger Chan ... Kimberly Cheng ... Samantha Cortese ..., Wow! You really tend to make these news folks become part of your routine and embed them as part of your consciousness. In essence, they become part of your family, eventually. While other news channels just deliver their own programming accordingly, KTLA 5 is just uniquely curated to provide local folks, just the right informational updates that is timely, relevant, and totally local and national. Their antics sweeten my day, enriches my daily conversations at work and makes me a better leader in the work that I do, wherever I am. Thank you KTLA 5 for making my life, better, more inspired and completely in touch with the world! Cheers!